JM BÉALU & FILS
Faïences et porcelaines anciennes,
Meubles et Objets d'art des XVIe, XVIIe et XVIIIe siècle
Meubles et Objets d'Art
PARIS
Round box in brown tortoiseshell inlaid with gold and silver braces and lozenges, the lid is decorated with a miniature representing the bust portrait of a young woman.
Louis XVI period. 18th century.
Diameter : 8,2 cm and height : 2,3 cm.
PARIS
Rectangular writing table in rosewood veneer, one drawer on the side, arched legs, leather top.
Stamped by Jean-Mathieu Chevallier, received master in Paris in 1743.
Louis XV period. 18th century.
H : 70 cm ; L : 60 cm ; D : 42 cm.
PARIS
Rectangular chest of drawers with rounded uprights in violet wood veneer inlaid with diamonds. It opens with two drawers in front and rests on slightly arched feet.
Red Rance marble top. Regency period, attributed to Doirat.
Dimensions: H: 82cm; W: 96 cm; D: 52 cm.
Restorations of maintenance of use.
BOHEMIA
Pair of faceted glass sprinklers of baluster form on pedestal.
Bohemia, circa 1730. 18th century.
Height : 20,5 cm ; Diameter : 8 cm.
PARIS
Pair of caned armchairs with flat back in molded and carved beech wood with shells, scrolls and foliage. Contoured seats. Arms and legs arched with lambrequin decoration. Regency period.
H: 88 cm; W: 62 cm; D: 50 cm.
A restored frame.
NUREMBERG
Large blown glass with round cup and high foot with balusters and numerous rings, round base. Goblet carved with a wheel of flowers and stylised foliage.
GERMANY, Nuremberg, 17th century.
Diameter: 12,4 cm. Height: 23,8 cm.
PARIS
Roll top desk in speckled mahogany and veneer of mahogany, top of white marble. Three drawers and a cylinder opening on a tablet with four drawers and two lockers. Tapered and fluted legs.
Stamped of Joseph Schmitz, master in 1761. Period of Louis XVI.
Dimensions : High : 114 cm ; Height : 127 cm ; Depth : 62 cm.
PARIS
Carved and gilded wood console, the belt decorated with an umbilicus in an openwork radiance and scrolls of acanthus foliage. The rounded front corners surmount the feet in inverted curves. Rich spacer decorated in the center of a stylized shell and volutes.
Breche d'Alep marble top.
Regency - Louis XV period. 18th century.
Length : 94 cm ; depth : 47 cm.
FRANCE
Pair of ormolu torches with a baluster shaft, decorated with leaves and stylized scrolls, the base with a moulding of doucines and shells framed with scrolls.
Louis XV period. 18th century. Height : 26 cm.
PARIS
Pair of flat back armchairs with shoulder and cane in beech richly molded and carved with lambrequins, the falls with acanthus leaves, the belts curved with stylized shells, scrolls and umbilicals. Cambered legs with acanthus leaves and scrolled sabots.
Regency - Louis XV period.
Attributed to Louis Cresson (master in 1738). 18th century.
Height : 91 cm ; Length : 65 cm ; Width : 41 cm. Formerly lacquered.
BRUSSELS
Tapestry of Brussels of the workshop of Peter Van Der Borcht in wool and silk.
From a cardboard drawn by Jan van Orley and Aurèle-Augustin Coppens around 1730.
This tapestry represents a scene from the Old Testament taken from the story of Moses: The spoliation of the Egyptians (Ex, XII, 35-36). On the order of Moses, the Hebrews ask the Egyptians for gold and silver vessels, clothes, it is the end of the plagues of Egypt, the Hebrews are ready to leave the country.
Mark woven in red brown " BB P.V.D. BORCHT ", in bottom on the right (Brussels Brabant, Peter Van Der Borcht). Middle of the 18th century.
Dimension : 304 x 292 cm.